Same here. We have a lot of admins at our server, but only two of them have the root passwd (but don't use it). Our naming convention here is to the same username with the first letter in upper case.
Anyone knows a Linux program that looks like Fruity Loops? I had fun with Fruit Loops 3 once (made a song out of QuakeIIIArena sound samples), but when I tried to do the same with Linux I coundn't find a program I could understand (I'm not used to trackers).
XKobo is one of my favourites, and I still play it today (I'm in stage 242, and there are only 50 stages, they begin repeating after that. Not that I'm addicted or something..:) The gameplay basically about dodging enemies in a two-way scrolling space, trying to destroy the bases. The level 6 and some later levels are very hard.
There is a modern version in SDL, called Kobo Deluxe, but I still prefer the original. Beware!
In GTA3 (well I really played Vice City, but I think GTA3 is the same) you can enter do most anything to anybody, including entering a store and start jumping over the salesman head, and that will pass as normal, like nobody gives a shit. You can pass right in front a cop with a machine gun in your hand, and he will do nothing.
That's a thing I liked from Postal2: if you enter a stranger's house, or a prohibited area of a commercial building the guys get angry at you. Just draw your weapon on the streets, if a cop sees you, he will came after you. Much more realistic.
I have only 256MB of memory in my Linux box, and I use no swap at all. I run Mozilla, Gimp, Quake3Arena, etc, without a problem. I use Gkrellm to monitor the system, and I see the memory meter rarely goes above the middle. But I don't run KDE nor Gnome, just Fluxbox.
The old rule of swap size = 2 times memory size is stupid. You just have to consider how much memory the sistem is likely to require at max load, and also how much swap it makes sense to have. For example, it's insane to have 1GB swap on a 128MB machine, cause if it's to use all that swap, sure it will be trashing and slow as hell. Or slower.
I'm sorry to inform you that you can install the any plugin or extension in under your home directory. Flashblock is great because it gives the option to watch the flash. Sometimes you want it, sometimes the content is in flash. It replaces the flash with a button, just click it and it loads the flash and plays it. Adblock is also great because of the flexibility to tell it what to block.
Funny, I misread that as "why can my cat eat them..."
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If you is attached to the ceiling, you would be hanging, but the spider just stands there. Just as you can say the condor can "stand" still on the sky, as oposed to "fly".
It (more or less) works if you want to add one or two equetions on a text. Now go write a math text, or any other math/tech-related text with lots of expressions, and have a glimpse of how hell can be.
don't blindly drop to root and install an unverified/unauthenticated RPM that you receive via email
That would be nice to say to a home user. But on a work environment, why give the root password to the (non-linux-experienced) users in the first place?
Yes, I do. Well, I think so. Other sites with flash work ok. Btw, I got the flashblock extension installed too. (It replaces the flash with a button, you hit the button and it loads the flash.) I'll try w/o it again.. But the browser crashes even before it displays the page.
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There is nothing insightful about that post, it's just ignorant.
Wrong. There's one right thing in the post: human power is indeed greener than batteries.
And is also good for the health of the population.
Not that I think that it's better for everybody, and the e-bikes are bad. They're not.
yes, i just tried before writing that.
mta is qmail here.
email address is case insensitive, it's defined like that in the protocol specification.
mail sent to Menscher will reach menscher.
Same here.
We have a lot of admins at our server, but only two of them have the root passwd (but don't use it). Our naming convention here is to the same username with the first letter in upper case.
Anyone knows a Linux program that looks like Fruity Loops?
I had fun with Fruit Loops 3 once (made a song out of QuakeIIIArena sound samples), but when I tried to do the same with Linux I coundn't find a program I could understand (I'm not used to trackers).
Not peta-files, but one peta-file only.
The device has storage for only one peta-bytes.
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XKobo is one of my favourites, and I still play it today (I'm in stage 242, and there are only 50 stages, they begin repeating after that. Not that I'm addicted or something.. :)
The gameplay basically about dodging enemies in a two-way scrolling space, trying to destroy the bases. The level 6 and some later levels are very hard.
There is a modern version in SDL, called Kobo Deluxe, but I still prefer the original. Beware!
In GTA3 (well I really played Vice City, but I think GTA3 is the same) you can enter do most anything to anybody, including entering a store and start jumping over the salesman head, and that will pass as normal, like nobody gives a shit. You can pass right in front a cop with a machine gun in your hand, and he will do nothing.
That's a thing I liked from Postal2: if you enter a stranger's house, or a prohibited area of a commercial building the guys get angry at you. Just draw your weapon on the streets, if a cop sees you, he will came after you. Much more realistic.
I have only 256MB of memory in my Linux box, and I use no swap at all.
I run Mozilla, Gimp, Quake3Arena, etc, without a problem. I use Gkrellm to monitor the system, and I see the memory meter rarely goes above the middle.
But I don't run KDE nor Gnome, just Fluxbox.
The old rule of swap size = 2 times memory size is stupid. You just have to consider how much memory the sistem is likely to require at max load, and also how much swap it makes sense to have. For example, it's insane to have 1GB swap on a 128MB machine, cause if it's to use all that swap, sure it will be trashing and slow as hell. Or slower.
Nuclear Weapons in the wrong hands might be a reality pretty soon.
So you think the nuclear weapons used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was in the right hands?
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I'm sorry to inform you that you can install the any plugin or extension in under your home directory.
Flashblock is great because it gives the option to watch the flash. Sometimes you want it, sometimes the content is in flash. It replaces the flash with a button, just click it and it loads the flash and plays it.
Adblock is also great because of the flexibility to tell it what to block.
Funny, I misread that as "why can my cat eat them..."
If you is attached to the ceiling, you would be hanging, but the spider just stands there.
Just as you can say the condor can "stand" still on the sky, as oposed to "fly".
They do not conflict.
A SETI and NETI@home clients do not interfere in each other, as they do not consume the same resources.
SETI just wants to eat all your idle CPU time, and little bandwith exchanging data and result.
NETI is light on resources (at least they say so), should consume minimal (near 0%) cpu and very small bandwidth to report the data collected.
It (more or less) works if you want to add one or two equetions on a text.
Now go write a math text, or any other math/tech-related text with lots of expressions, and have a glimpse of how hell can be.
Now, seriously, back in the day when I learned LaTeX, the best sources were my friends, and the book The not so Short Introduction to LaTeX .
Well, just search on google. =)
ROTFL!
don't blindly drop to root and install an unverified/unauthenticated RPM that you receive via email
That would be nice to say to a home user.
But on a work environment, why give the root password to the (non-linux-experienced) users in the first place?
A friend of mine, Victor Bogado, just wrote his own blog engine, check it out!.
Here is his blog (in Brazilian Portuguese), as an example.
Yes, I do.
Well, I think so. Other sites with flash work ok.
Btw, I got the flashblock extension installed too.
(It replaces the flash with a button, you hit the button and it loads the flash.) I'll try w/o it again..
But the browser crashes even before it displays the page.
This link crashes my Firefox 0.8
That's because it has 'Y-ME' on the title and on the domain name http://www.y-me.org/
That's cause Google rates better pages that have lot's of external links to them.